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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
2
A compilation shows small businesses form the backbone of America facing shortages and contract hurdles as defense mobilization grows. Congress sees a flood of letters seeking aid while observers warn of high closures amid material cuts and big-business expansion.
The agriculture department reports farm real estate debt rose 8 percent to 5.8 billion dollars by year end 1950. Non real estate debt also grew as farmers borrowed for equipment. Real estate mortgage debt remains only 54 percent of the 1923 peak with twelve states exceeding that record.
Park Forest Illinois rises from corn fields into a planned village with a 13 000 population and a goal of 30 000. The community blends homes schools hospital churches shopping centers recreation and industry under a master plan by Philip M Klutzick and Nathan Manilow.
The Woman's Home Companion readers vote Clark Gable as the most popular male star, with Bing Crosby dropping to second and James Stewart and Spencer Tracy following. Lucille Wall hints at a dream for a modern Park Forest community, a long planned mass housing project featuring 25 stores, eight schools, gas heating, and a rapid grocery system.
A jumble of crossword prompts and scattered phrases including physical items places and identities such as lettuce burglars country in southwest Europe and terms like morning reception detective protected and Jewish month. The list also includes race incendi arism and other scattered hints and partial entries.
Puzzle clues listed as Last Week s 36 Narrow band of leather 39 Little Island 40 Baking chamber 43 Moslem title. This item compiles crossword style prompts and brief hints from a previous issue.
Chuck Wallace, a hard boiled freelance flyer, pursues a North Woods missing flyer for a fat reward. Alma Mallory trails him, disguises her motive, and colludes to lure him north. After a chase, Chuck confronts Alma’s brother and uncovers the scheme, ending with a tense exchange between Chuck and Alma.
A letter argues the $2000 per family burden for rearmament is excessive. It urges Congress to stop unnecessary home front projects and cut spending, warning of higher taxes to fund arms and criticizing presidents and officials for cost guessing. The writer calls for political accountability ahead of 1952 elections.
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